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To: Mike Buckley who wrote (5216)	12/4/2000 3:43:02 PM
From: 100cfm	Read Replies (2) of 197054

Mike Maybe I'm reading too much into this but doesn't the statement below simply mean that Spinco just got the missing IPR to make it's WCDMA chips. Note how it says ALL wireless and wireline applications. I don't think it involves anything to do with JVs or ownership of Spinco. Spinco got the missing WCDMA IPR it needs and TI got it's missing CDMA IPR. A simple solution to both company's needs. "The companies have agreed to enter into a comparable agreement between TI and Spinco (the temporary name of the entity that QUALCOMM has announced will be spun off as a separate and independent entity) that will allow Spinco to supply integrated circuits for all wireless and wireline applications. Additional terms of the agreement were not disclosed."

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